Lubi, muc, pikec... such nicknames are usually given to Slovenian couples. What about couples abroad? These are much more mischievous, and sometimes we don't know exactly whether it is a special expression of love or an insult. Judge for yourself.
They say that love is universal, that it is a universal language that we all understand. However, there are quite a few cute and a little offbeat the ways in which people in different countries of the world express their love and thus spice up their relationship.
In Slovenia, we are used to our partners having nicknames such as: ljubica, lubi, mišek, miška, pikec, dokica, muc, deara, dear... But how does it work elsewhere? What nicknames they use in other countries when they want to show love?
Let us note that some are may sound offensive, but only those who come from this country and got this nickname know that it is this one the fruit of pure love (and mischief).
China: Dumb Egg (Good day)
France: My Cabbage (Mon chou)
Sweden: sweet nose (Sötnos)
Iran: let the mouse eat you (Moosh congratulations)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BxAPb70F1DG/
Greece: My Little Eyes (Matakia mou)
Poland: ugly (Byzdal)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bztze32COO-/
Holland: My Little Poop (Mijn poepie)
Taiwan: Little Sweetie (Xiǎo mì tang)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BzNpM_9gDW2/
Portugal: Zucchini (Chuchuzinho)
Bangladesh: My Gold (Amar shona)
Indonesia: Fruit of My Heart (Buah hatiku)
Ireland: My Pulse (Mo chuisle)
Russia: My Teddy Bear (My medvezhonok)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv0ao2zhSd9/
